Industry Issues
Vote Music 2025
Vote Music 2025 is about futureproofing Australian music so it can continue to power jobs, build communities, and reach audiences at home and around the world.
Read MoreNavigating The World With Two Ears
The ‘economic plan’ of ‘If I build it, they will come’ has proven idiotic in the past, so how would it be less foolhardy today?
Read MoreA RETORT TO A REPORT
“…how you convince an 18-year-old to go to a live music venue and pay $15 for a beer when they can’t afford their rent?”
Read MoreACMA Opens Consultation on Remaking the LIPD
This consultation is welcomed because one of the proposed changes is to make arrangements that enable the operation of new technologies, specifically wireless multi-channel audio systems (WMAS).
Read MoreWorking Backstage, PART 1
Showbiz is an exciting animal, nothing is quite like the feeling as the curtain closes or the house lights go up after an AWESOME show!
Read MorePublic favours bold vision for Sydney after dark
The City of Sydney also wants to recognise established and understood late-night trading areas with special entertainment precinct status.
Read MoreBeyond the Hype: What Sustainability Really Means in Event Production
Sustainability has become a key talking point in the events industry, but what does it really mean in practice?
Read MoreFIRST ROUND OF SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED FOR AFIC 2025
John will discuss the current challenges being faced in the UK and how the industry body is working with government and its members to overcome these in order to keep the industry alive.
Read MoreStar shines for Theatres
In this one ‘foundation’ deal, Sydney’s theatre woes have vaporised, leaving control over almost all the larger theatres in one set of hands.
Read MoreCVP – Finding a way to train the next generation
“This was now an incredibly rare opportunity to run a full-scale video system for live broadcast without it going out live.”
Read MoreKeeping the wolves at bay – The Micromanagement Disease
“He despised how she submerged her ineptitude in a sea of corporate jargon, the excesses of which she expressed at meetings that failed to accomplish any worthwhile goals.”
Read MoreAt NO Stage
At NO Stage will bullying and harassment be tolerated in the live performance industry!
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